Level 2 Bee Keeping Training – 27 -28 October 2021 – Vanua Levu, Fiji
Level 2 Bee Keeping Training offered at Cegu Valley Farm, Vanua Levu, Fiji
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The Lives of Bees: The Untold Story of the Honey Bee in the Wild
How the lives of wild honey bees offer vital lessons for saving the world’s managed bee colonies
Low Cost Quality Queen Bees Available – August 2021
Fiji Beekeepers Association is assisting Fiji’s beekeepers improve their honeybee genetic stock and increase honey production by providing quality queen bees at a subsidized price from reliable queen breeders.
Beekeeping on Fiji TV | Green Pillars | S3 | Ep2 | Beekeeping Symposium
Part 2 of our series featuring the Fiji Beekeepers Association sees us traveling to Tavua for a Beekeeping Symposium with Zainal Khan, where he talks about Destructive Bee Diseases like American Foulbrood Disease and Varroa Jacobsoni
Beekeeping on Fiji TV | Green Pillars | S3 | Ep1 | Queen Bees and Honey Extraction
We’re heading to the interiors of Ba to see his Bee farm and learn how to introduce a Queen bee to a new hive and see how Nilesh extracts honey at his own extraction house
Farmer Level Tech – Note For Beginner Beekeeping
This tech note has been developed by Mr. Ezekiel Tyre Freeman, who also trained selected communities members in Nimba, Grand Gedeh and River Gee Counties.
Fiji’s Best Honey 2021 – FBA AGM 2021
“Fiji’s Best Honey 2021” was awarded by Mr. Rahim of Fiji Beekeepers Association.
Low Cost Queen Bees Available To Cyclone-Affected Areas In Fiji’s Northern Division
Fiji Beekeepers Association is assisting beekeepers in Vanualevu as part of TC Yasa rehab programme by providing queen bees at a subsidized price from reliable queen breeders in the North.
Ministry of Agriculture is offering cyclone relief for Vanua Levu Beekeepers after TC Yasa
Ministry of Agriculture is offering cyclone relief for Vanua Levu Beekeepers after TC Yasa . The Bee Section of Ministry of Agriculture is offering cyclone relief in the form of bee food supplement.
Impacts of Cyclones on Beekeepers in the South Pacific
Experience in Fiji suggests that the main difference between losing only 10-20% of bee colonies and losing 70% or more was whether the beekeeper roped or strapped the hives so that the hive bottom, boxes and lid all stayed together with the frames inside.